Sharp is a sword thrust, a sound of a horn split the air.

Brighton Bainful was its voice, a shivering hot scream that made a man's bone seem to

thrum within him.

The cry lingered in the damp sea air.

The black priest pointed to one golden band.

Here the horn is named.

I am Dragonbinder.

Hello and welcome to another episode of History of Westeros Podcast, a podcast dedicated

to George R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire book series, as well as HBO's Game of Thrones.

Today however, our episode is solely geared towards the book series as the TV series hasn't

reached this particular point yet.

There are some minor wins and winners spoilers, specifically an unreleased Victorian chapter.

Now we're not getting into the heavy details of that chapter, we're borrowing a few things

from which I make this episode.

So if you're spoiler conscious, I wouldn't worry too much about it, because the details

we get are not particularly groundbreaking, they're not anything that's going to spoil

you on any major plot or even really minor plot, it's just a few pieces of detail that

we pulled that are really helpful for us to get into the picture in this form.

We're certainly not going to understand, tell you anything about what happens when it

blows, we don't know that as well as anybody else.

So if you're thinking of making a podcast, Spotify is doing a great job of making it

both easy to get started and then expand into more options as you grow, and it's all

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